Rudolph Mate

Rudolph Maté — Polish-Hungarian-American cinematographer, film director and producer (1898–1964)

Rudolph Maté was a Polish-Hungarian cinematographer and film director, who worked variously in Hungary, Austria, Germany, France, and the United States. He was a five-time Academy Award nominee for his photographic work.

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Filmography in the catalog

Credited on 53 films (1900–1962) — matched by name in the Creator or Credits field. Also mentioned in 12 other records (descriptions, transcriptions, copyright notes).

Year ▼	Title	Creator	Length	Format	Color	Sound
1962	Seven Seas To Calais.	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc.	102 min	35mm	Color	sound
1961	The 300 Spartans.	Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp	114 min	35mm	Color	sound
1959	For the first time.	Loew’s Inc. & Corona-Film Production	97 min.	35mm	Color	sound
1957	Three Violent People.	Paramount Pictures Corp.	100 min	35mm	Color	sound
1956	Port Afrique	Columbia Pictures.	92 min
1956	Port Afrique.	Coronado Productions Ltd.	10 reels	35mm	Color	sound
1955	SECOND CHANCE.	Rudolph Maté	82 min	16mm		sound
1955	The Far Horizons	Rudolph Maté	108 min		Color
1955	The Rawhide Years.	Universal Pictures Co. Inc.	10 reels	35mm	Color	sound
1954	Siege At Red River.	Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp	87 min.	35mm	Color	sound
1954	The Black Shield Of Falworth.	Universal Pictures Co. Inc.	99 min.	35mm	Color	sound
1953	Second Chance	Rudolph Mate
1953	THE MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER.	Universal Pictures Co. Inc.	98 min.	35mm	Color	sound
1952	Sally And Saint Anne.	Universal Pictures Co. Inc.	90 min.	35mm	B&W	sound
1952	The Green Glove (aka The White Road)	Rudolph Maté
1952	The Green Glove.	Benagoss Productions Inc.	88 min.	35mm	B&W	sound
1951	The Prince Who Was A Thief.	Universal Pictures Co. Inc.	88 min.	35mm	Color	sound
1951	When Worlds Collide.	Paramount Pictures Corp.	81 min.	35mm	Color	sound
1950	No Sad Songs For Me.	Columbia Pictures Corp.	89 min.	35mm	B&W	sound
1950	Union Station	Rudolph Maté
1949	D.O.A.	Rudolph Maté	83		B&W
1949	The Dark Past.	Rudolph Maté	75 min.	35mm	B&W	sound
1948	The Lady From Shanghai.	Orson Welles	87 min.	35mm	B&W	sound
1947	It Had To Be You.	Rudolph Maté	98 min.	35mm	B&W	sound
1946	It Had To Be You.	Rudolph Maté, Don Hartman	1 reel	16mm	B&W	sound
1944	Address Unknown.	William Cameron Menzies	8 reels		B&W
1944	Cover girl	Columbia Pictures Corp. (Publisher)	1:47:00	16mm	Color	sound
1944	Cover Girl.	Columbia Picture Corp	107 min	16mm	Color	sound
1943	Sahara.	Zoltan Korda	10 reels		B&W
1942	The Pride Of The Yankees.	90230 The Samuel Goldwyn Company	128 min	16mm	B&W	sound
1942	They Got Me Covered.	David Butler	94 min.		B&W
1942	To be or not to be	Ernst Lubitsch	93 min		B&W
1942	To be or not to be	United Artists ; producer, Vincent Korda ; director, Ernst Lubitsch.	81	16mm	B&W	sound
1940	FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT	Alfred Hitchcock	115 min		B&W
1940	Foreign correspondent	Walter Wanger ; director, Alfred Hitchcock ; screenplay, Charles Bennett and Joan Harrison.	120	16mm	B&W	sound
1940	Foreign Correspondent.	Alfred Hitchcock	13 reels	16mm	B&W
1940	My Favorite Wife.	Garson Kanin	88 min.		B&W
1939	Love affair	Leo McCarey	89 min		B&W
1938	Blockade.	Walter Wanger Productions Inc.	9 reels	16mm	B&W	sound
1938	YOUTH TAKES A FLING.	Universal Pictures Co. Inc.	8 reels		B&W
1936	Come and get it	Samuel Goldwyn Productions: Publisher	1:39:00	16mm	B&W	sound
1936	Dodsworth	Commission on Human Relations	1:41:00	16mm	B&W	sound
1936	DODSWORTH	New York University Film Library	9 min	16mm	B&W	Sound
1936	DODSWORTH.	Samuel Goldwyn	11 reels.		B&W
1935	DRESSED TO THRILL.	Fox Film Corp			B&W
1935	METROPOLITAN.	Fox Film Corp	79 min		B&W
1932	AREN'T WE ALL?	Afgar Corp	8 reels		B&W
1932	LILY CHRISTINE.	Afgar Corp	7 reels		Color & B&W
1932	Vampyr	Thunderbird	73	16mm	B&W	sound
1930	Prix de beauté	Sofar	1:35:00	16mm	B&W	sound